Duval Tissue Forceps Box Joint Serrated (Jaw Width: 13mm) (203.2mm) (8inch)
Duval Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue during a surgical procedure. They are used to hold and manipulate tissue, such as when suturing, or to clamp off blood vessels during a procedure. The box joint serrated design of these forceps allows for a secure grip on tissue while the serrations help to prevent tissue from slipping. The jaw width and length of this particular instrument is 13mm and 203.2mm (8 inches) respectively.
Duval Tissue Forceps are a type of surgical instrument used to grasp and hold tissue during a surgical procedure. They are used to hold and manipulate tissue, such as when suturing, or to clamp off blood vessels during a procedure. The box joint serrated design of these forceps allows for a secure grip on tissue while the serrations help to prevent tissue from slipping. The jaw width and length of this particular instrument is 13mm and 203.2mm (8 inches) respectively.